Rebecca Salinas
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San Antonio, TX, United States
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In 2018 Uvalde police arrested 2 teens for plotting Columbine-style mass shooting at middle school
In 2018, the Uvalde Police Department arrested two male teenagers who police said planned a “mass casualty event” at Morales Junior High School in Uvalde. → Read More
Texas State University System to allow students back on campus in fall 2020
Texas State University, Sul Ross State University and other colleges under the Texas State University System will allow students to return to campus in the fall. → Read More
River outfitters will remain closed in New Braunfels as other retailers allowed to open in Texas
The City of New Braunfels is advising tubing fans that river outfitters are not allowed to reopen under Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s first phase of reopening the economy during the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
San Antonio police searching for 2-year-old girl who disappeared, may be in danger
San Antonio police are searching for Aurora Lee Lopez, 2. Sherry Lee McGill, 49, is wanted by police in connection to the alleged abduction. → Read More
These restaurants in San Antonio will reopen this weekend under Gov. Greg Abbott’s plan to reopen Texas
Gov. Greg Abbott's orders to reopen the Texas economy mean several restaurants in San Antonio will open on Friday, May 1, 2020. Several dining destinations have posted online that they will reopen to be in line with the capacity limit. → Read More
Thinking about dining inside at Whataburger this weekend? Chain says dining rooms not opening just yet
Although Texas Gov. Greg Abbott gave the order that all retail stores, restaurants, movie theaters and malls in Texas will be allowed to reopen with only 25% occupancy beginning Friday, May 1, Whataburger is not taking the risk just yet as the coronavirus pandemic continues. → Read More
Mayor Ron Nirenberg, City Council vote to officially extend ‘Stay Home, Work Safe’ orders in San Antonio
San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg and City Council will meet Thursday morning to hear a briefing on the coronavirus pandemic’s effect and vote on extending the current Declaration of Public Health Emergency. → Read More
Iconic bandstand at Alamo Plaza to be dismantled before relocation near Hays Street Bridge
An Alamo Plaza icon, where locals and tourists alike took photos or gathered to gaze at holiday lights or catch a glimpse of the Fiesta parades, will be no more. → Read More
SAPD: 2 men attempted to break into homes following shooting during Uber ride
Residents on the East Side reported attempted break-ins from a wounded man and another with a gun following a shooting. → Read More
Officials ID woman who allegedly fatally shot children, ages 3 and 5, and her mother before killing herself
A 37-year-old woman who San Antonio police say killed her children and mother has been identified by officials. → Read More
CDC adds 6 coronavirus symptoms to list
The Centers for Disease Control has added six new COVID-19 symptoms as health experts are seeing the virus affect patients in a growing number of ways. → Read More
Walmart to add one-way aisles to all San Antonio stores by end of the week for social distancing
Shoppers at Walmart will see ease in traffic flow as stores implement one-way aisles this week. → Read More
Police: Multiple bodies found in San Antonio apartment complex
San Antonio police are investigating a scene where multiple bodies were found Monday morning. → Read More
Motorcyclist killed in 7-vehicle crash on South Side identified by San Antonio police
A motorcyclist is dead after a crash involving multiple cars on the South Side, according to San Antonio police. → Read More
2 men arrested in series of car burglaries in San Antonio neighborhood, police say
Police have arrested two men accused in a series of car burglaries this month in a South Side neighborhood. → Read More
Affidavit: Man shot, robbed of truck was lured by 17-year-old girl via social media
Four teen suspects were arrested Thursday following a shooting, carjacking and chase, according to San Antonio police. → Read More
These stores, malls in San Antonio are open for retail to-go
The coronavirus pandemic has closed in-store shopping for weeks in Texas, but stores can now begin selling retail to-go. → Read More
‘You shot me’: Suspect apologized to teen victim, friend before fleeing fatal shooting, police say
An affidavit is revealing details about an apparent accidental shooting that left a 17-year-old girl dead on the North Side. → Read More
WATCH LIVE: Mayor, City Council to hear briefing on COVID-19, to vote on $15.8M Emergency Housing Assistance Program
Mayor Ron Nirenberg and City Council will meet at 9 a.m. Thursday to discuss the city’s response and preparedness regarding the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Cornyation will livestream Fiesta event for first time ever Thursday night
Cornyation is bringing the party to us via social media. → Read More